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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

0ie uou gSopo5 III Seuate eiuge=
reid,te 9ocal Option 9i4 iIt anl lestert
2icnstag nit 7, gcgeu Stimmen an
gcuummcn worocn. Gie 8citirtmrn9erl
Der GeIcsupIlage inn fur5 SIidmmcn
geIteQt ole iolgcnhtm:
gSern Gin 3cbnttl Ger itimnbercbti9=
ten 8Nrger ciuc5 Gpuntp's Oocr einer
Staot ucn ruclti8itcu@ $500 GiHiuOb=
ueru Die Gpuutp GuHrt reIp. hen Stoot=
ratG barum nugeBcu, 10 ipa i'll iplfcm
GountD oocr iulder Stabt ubcr Die
5Srage, pb bnIcl6it 6iniiirU gciiti9e &c
trdnfe pcrfnuit utrSeu bIrieI, nbgez
itimmt werocn. Cine iOt6c 9l6ItilnnI=
ung bari jcop6 nibt biuneH so Sagen
nor elmer n0geHcineu g2nBl geBalten
perben. Ginfa6e Stimmsnnlebrbeit
entI6eioet. SIT Die @eGrjabl Der Slr~
Ger, Die bei ciEer iol6en Spejinl Bnbl
itimmer, gcgeu ben 8crtaIf pon 6erau=
i9enben 0.trinteu, 10 oiirfcu mad 2l6=
Gauf Der 6ereits ausgcitenisn GranibUp-
9i5erien feiue peitereH 9ijci:Isn fir Den
SertauT pom nirgeno ciuer Htrt uon
6craui5enoen Getrdnten, pie 2!ffpgOl
cnt6after," ausgeitelit weroeu; bod
bleiGt Der SerfauT uUn eiuleimiIderi
gSeiuen INTER Den bcitebeuoen Staats-
gcIetcn erlaubt, Ternsr OiirIeu2(2otbefer
reinen sllfogol fiir mcbisiHiide 3ipede
&c. perfnuTeu. Die AbitinImuug bni
binoeube Strait iur pier Sabre; ale pie,
Sabre mag cine neue @cbl nngeprbuei
perben. gSer ua9 2innaBme oes @e.
trdnfeper6Ots @eiebes in Der 6etreffen=
Dem 9pfnlitdt geiItise Gjetrdnfe uerfauf
Ober perideHtt, iOa zines Sersebeus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Ser 2tngrtf Der 9ro6ibitiOuiiten &C.
ger Die ;5reunbe Der peri6uli9en 5reibeit
iIt ioiueit beinabe nuf Der gnnjen 2iuie
erfOl9rei6 9eiusIen.
Su 0ti6igan ba6eu btibe Sduler Der
9eQislntur nit 3iueiorittelmebr6eit BE-
i6lUiien, eiuen 8robibitious6uios sur
StantsUerIniIung Der Solf3abItimmuns
;u uuterbreiteu- Sa 9euuiplunnin bat
ii6 Der Senat uuo bas 5aus in berle(-
ben gseiie erttdrt Sn 5era3 lit . Elm
d6nli6er SeI6luB pom &eprdientnuteu=
6auie nit so 9e9en y Stimmen, in
3euneIec a6er pom Senat nit ii6er=
ludltigenoer Ntebrbeit gcfaBt uOrben.
nunierer cigeneu 2egislatur iinO Die
SubmifiioniIteu im 8eliee Der 9uus-
me6rGcit. llnb wenn nu6 Die enbgiiltige
2tnna6me i5res @OriAlass anf ben 10.
5c6ruar perido6cu lit, 10 lit iie oarunr
bod uibt min0er geii6ert. Ger
Staatsiennt iuiro ii9 5lpar idlUsrli9
81 einrm tutipre6enoeu S6ritte bcrbeiz
fallen. 9tllciu bnB nub er Der 8rpbiti=
tiuuismms GOncciiioncn mn6en ju mill
icn meiut, FAINT nus Dem jiingit bort
pniiirtcn ,,9ocal GptiUu"- -(3cicke erleben
ipclhcn.
Gem oberiIa,Eliten Scotadtcr nlpgen
iols5e GrIotge rGtbitlbaTt pOrfOnmen.
28er Die 3citgeICbjdltc inOcHen nit 9tuT'
merfinmfcit ucrfolgt. iuiro bie llriad)e
in Der mon9elDnIten Organization Der
5rcunoe Der peri6uliCbeu 6reibeit emf
oeden. 9&dbrcnb Die &rpBibitipuiitcn
III Der Gefeiti9uHg MD 2(usbreitrn9 ib=
rer Enrteiperbiuoung iuabr0aIt uner=
miioli6 liuo, lit uou Sciten igrer @ca=
nsr 10 gut luie gar gii6ts 9ci9c6cn.
lIuo lveuu in ;3ufunIt nidt eHcr9;ider
gearbcitet iuiro, 10 iiIrdJten luir, oaB Gle
crlud6ntcn Observation-Disclosures GrfOl3e
in olcIcm 2SnDrt md ni1t Bic lebten
geueIen iilo.-(St. So. &tblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

-Mndlin bon St. 2ouis gnt an 1Srei
tag Dem !6auie cine Bill uurgele1t, mel
DE periiigt, baB nle @crIu6c uon 2lr-
beit9ebern, ibre 9ln9eitellten bei Staats=
nnO Muni5ipal=@ablcn 81 teeiniluiieu,
obne ueiteres ais ein Sergebeu betrad)
tet werben iollen. Die !p06e Der Strnft
lit oui ninbeI items $50 unO G69Itens
$500 feit9elebt. g6en1O iOa Die Gut=
laiiung pon &rbeitern ous pplitii6en
9riinben itrafbar iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
tScrmorr aNo., Srcitas, sycbrmar 1857.

f6ldgt, MAIDEN es tlar, boB nun in
Gnslouo bod Die 8eiorsniB 6est. baE
aug Der in ben Seuatsbei6lIiieu ent.
6nltenen 9ro6uus Grnlt gema9: iuer=
DEN f6uuc. 0ieie SeiOreniB iit burtt=
aus begriinbet- .0as Saus iuirb ben
8eifliiiIen p6ne 3peifel beiitimmcH,
uhb Sluor NIT acknowledgement Webr=
heit, unb Die 8e9ierung miro iie sur
9lusfIbrung brinscn utifen, uenn nidt
iuSiuiiden Der Stein 6es 9lnitpBe5 meg
9erdumt lit, ooer Gn9lanb iueni9itens
ben guteu uno eruitliden gaiIIen trnt=
aieht, bas III tgun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

9ie 9tnnnbme Der Bill sur Hc9ciUn9
oes Sanoels 5lull9cn Den Staateu iuu
man6e @iientabnnlu9naten 10 ie9r Sc
dr9ert baben, buB Die Gpn9reBmit9lic=
bern giienbabnpdiie perluei9ern. Gas
lit cOrreft, bieie 8dne iin6 cine 2trt 8c=
itedun9 unb bdtten nie 9eitattet iucrcen
ioaen. 3ur 8eitreitln9 i1rer 8ciIc=
aus9aben er6alten Die Mitglieocr Wtei=
len9eloer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Die Geiebmii6le lit INNER MD i'll
uolIem @an9e uno allem 9tuI6eine mad
lie9t es alien 2esisfutur=W =Witglic5ern
oarun, m09li6It piele neue Gciebporla=
gen etn5ubrin9en. Sic m0geu bubei
ridt pergefen baB mir i9On oiel ju
uiel iiberflIiii9e @eIese baben, nber i'm
mer nod mebrere iuirfli6 gute 6eiege
6rau6en f0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
800 9t2:,ma{d,incu!

QnruGter ii6tr 100 ,GaUiS", Gat
llntcrjci6uetcr lUdDrcnp Der pcrIipfeUtn
je9u Sabre ucItauIt. Die neHe .,9tU. 5
9uuis"= =9tGbmaitius lit Die Ieiuitt Wta=
l6inc, iuclde nod ie bergeitellt iuHr0c.
Seine llebertrcibungl gStr Die bette,
einTa6ite rmo prnftii6e 9tdGmnI6ine Der
@elt beiitCn iuill, ner tnuIc Die ,,Rcuc
Saui5".
3u Ga6cn bci u. -. - 0aicnrittcr 7.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Sn einem ieiner neueiteu @ortrdge
erfldrte 9enrp @nrb 8ee6er: Gr lei
5iuar fir feline ReriOn Elm 9emperenjler,
CLAUDE a6er ni6t an Yrpbibitipn; mnn
fOnne feinen Menl6en our6 @eIese
mdBi9 MAIDEN, uno 9ro6ibition iueroe
oa9er niemals GrfUl9 6n6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Su Der @eies9ebung Don 4enulpluaz
MEN iit cine &eIolutiOn eiugereift iuOrz
ben, nel6e Die @a6l Der SenatOren
bireft bur9 bas &Olf perlnngt uu0 Den
9onsreB auffOrbert, eiu -be5iiglide3 q
menbement Sur 9l6itimmun9 ben Staa=
ten bpr3uleaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Sel9tonen L SdB es Qerrn 4Setrus
9eitattet iei, iein Sinb fiJr Den &eit hes
Sermins, Cir pel6en er be5oblt bat)
sur S6ule 81 i9iden.
Or. gitmueIer iiberrei9te Dem 8pr=
itanOe cine 9lnpeiirns I'M Setra9e ppu
1900 gum 3ipsde Der gtnf6affuus Ell
ner Sburmubr, iuoraui bci9luheu puros
Den 8etrag cutsegcn 5u mebmen, unt
DEM @umite, beitebenb ous Den 6errer
gttmuener, Sropp, 8egenranu, 0erSug
unb 9eisuer ben 9auf Der S6uf6e60rbt
Su uerii6erm.
.2)SaB berHrinSipal moS9atmctitcl
Der beuti9en S6u(e aut9oriiirt Il s
nod wcitere 8eitrdge fir bjeIcu 3uet
ent9e9eu 81 neDmeu.
3 9aB bererin5ipal oic9egrer btna9
ridti9e, lire Sd,iiler 5am 5tuoiren bcr
2ection Cir Den nd9iteu Ec9) gu
0auIe Sit eruutbigeu, nuitatt Der bi5Ger
iihlidcu Htufgabeu.
0err 0erjOg iuuroe Sum Gonli;c Tir
5Sebruar uno Mdrj crnaHnt.
Ioiernuf Sertngun9
81 bert 3nHmgnertEer,
Scfrctdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

9lm 9iensta9 lester @Ode ,uurbe i'm
Obern Sauie uuierer Stnat3geieb9eb=
ung cine 8ieien Betition 9e9eH Sub,
miiion etngereidt. Die 8etitiun MAR
Don $4,000 ct. 2puiier Sir9ern M
terjeidnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
33u Dcrfamiem!
Sin alirs Has G,faanirs sGsinsrIbGii

rrlsu 4rirSipIir su alt iIue. nm bIsirlbc rri-
tcriufubrcn. tictrt frllenncS 9iarnIbam tiIIiC
sum Scrtduir au 80 gGfEr hes ib6nltru 9anbt1
rtrcn ctra IS 9lder mt ban better gScinrtttn
beplln;t iac DIR gSGinbfrs III i'll trftm
3ulnnec- 9tui tcm p,aSe tcfnecU I'D Gin
seriIaliasr ge:rp.bicr NtaSr. prr6bdus, VI rtE-
blus uue auecrs 6j:siui;ttriicn. Die I'm
tirsriGuetrn rsr;dnlsa S5100 fir tbs Gigrn.
ibuu, prItss HIr Der 1. S5riI Ger Summt IN
eie iIs fur tasIe;br bsia5lt hatirn. Itr
SauiaVsis i3ljeEt ctsafIUs SSeiGfilcr, Sut
ten, lub 1'ferc Eae nic ;gr SttaIGns res
yanecs uue &srFrriilunS efS 9SEiEe5 n1tbi.
scu RaI6insgifu, Npperltc Uuh 6'crGtbl9af.
tsH Gin. 1if 0iIfts eeg 3aUnumms in irfurt
III enhihttu, el5 dneers tdGn 9csrn Cider.
mug III 6 Qrpisnt ifsben bIeitrn.
0ler tirtrt Vdb cine cute Orlrsrnbsit fur
irssnc eintn S6sin5Iuer tigis in ern SsEs
zines fb0uru GjJcut5ums IL srlanstn.
gEfgsn NiberCm wCnre mdn i6 an
< m. 5arIep & Co.,
9fcp. Il ?lo52 SCengiGIs. 9Rp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

9err 2eiiing rei6te OOrgeiteru lin
5auIe cine 9eiesoorla9e Elm, tpelde Die
Saso auf Siri9e crit pom l. Sftober
an. anitntt tpie jeBt i6Ou nul l. Septem=
Der. aeitattet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
Siitbic,siOslateS !
Ia i'd eic { ieaiie ces

aS.AGuelleT.
siuss crfabrtHsn Sd6irnfbTirss ssi6srt uae
i'm 8GIsr nIlfT H0tbiatn GtTfieuse, 4FaIti.
urrieu Hne ApsGra;e bin, 10 bin IL nunmrbT
in Siane 1sIeEt 0trebre, Suhi:E. 8erelcer
min. Ill IcpaTiIeR. ausiutebrsH lus;u;ictsT
une ptrrtaupt ale slrtsi!sn ii: in eisisE 5ad
i6lassn tsi.5us mt az tiailfu E'rriicu dusju-
fuhrcu.
Ssse arteif rriTe sirhaiiri sgeHR ssyIarst.
GhaF. Spers.
IcYiJ Trcuf StTaee. Joerrilrr Sic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Ibulbis erabtet uuo nit elmer 9elobuBe
oOn $500 biz $1,000, pber Sail=Saft
oon biz Su II Ionaten, Ooer NIT 6ei=
Den SugleiG beleet iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
Earn IN sfrfaafen.

Sire f72 zGfr srr5t 5arz TNntrn Rtfb-
ne.sr's Flas1 in 5bire Grret SoEulbiP. @as-
eraase SrHHfs. tclsseH, III tti uRtuiri9nrfrm
siaia in .-rfdEftE. 10 AdtT frbeu HRftr
&uItrr uue ttFHtfu i6 SSebntdns Ene
Iuuai5s 6et6HliGfsiftR 1uf tfnI piasf. Cic
5arm Ixst Habt C.; GcEEts 5fsle Ene IN
rtit rs- neusn I'm SIE ttsTiHsusH Giitnblsn.
Ra9;ufrassH BET
e5st., Retbemessr, Rts 9ire gs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Bon ben $50 gills fuel6e i'm 6auie
einserei6t tuuroen lift big jebt nod nift
cine einSise 5ur 4nnn6me 9elpn9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

HERMANN STAR MILLS.
8eijen, 2. 0unlitdt. dt......... -
gSeiSeu, 3. Gnolitit. .... -
gSeiSen, I. Gualitat .. %
&orn, in &Ol6eu. eu....... 30
@el6dltes 9orn. AZ.
Quier.
4tebl, per 5oB, l. Gunlitdt -. . eVe
Me5l, per 5a6, 2. Gualitdt. -. / 81
Sornmebl, per 100 Hfitnb. =. leo
&leie, per 100 8fno ... 50
Sbipitaff. per 100 Yfmle -. "a
Yrnonftc
Gorriairt ncn
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grnfer
Die arse9ebenen 8reile iuerben oon Cen
Sdnolern meiitenS im 9nrIde I beSahit
Sutter, per SfIno -l21
@ier, per 9useno. o..... 223
Shbner, per SubenS. ....1 so > 90
@nten, per 9ubeno. 90 50-3 so
9dnie, per 9usenb. ....3 50-5 0e
9etrOdneteSlepfel, ,per9funn 2-24
@etrpdneteIfiriide pergfn. 81
9artUfeIn, per Suibel. 30-4e
3pie5eln, per Suibe1. -. 500
sSeiBe 8Obner, per 8uihel. 95-l GA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

SUr Spei g8odeu ooer mod ldnger
besanu in Seriep gitD, segeni6er Stem
gort Elm GusitnnS inter Sen 9trbeitern
Der Giienba9neu, Gs rparen oies Die Cir
better, tuel6e Die &oblen BON ben giien=
BALM g8berfteu auf Die 8opte luben.
Der GusItanb tuuroe balo 5u einem aQz
9rnleinen unb Die 5olse lit, onB in Der
Staot &eW 9ort Elm ernitli9er &o6le1=
Hnn9el 6errl6t uno Die Breiie iino ie6r
IN Die S66e 9e9anse.t. Die 8abnen
ltellten anbere Slr6eiter IN, allein uiele
Oerlelben l6loiIen ii6 ben 9tusitdnbi9en
an, pdbreno Inoere Die slrbeit uieoer
aus 5ar9t Dor 9etpaltt6aten uerlieBeu.
Der Iusitano bebnte ii9 nu6 auf an
oere Sldbe uno @eiuerbe aug, uuo Die
5ol3e lit, baB oiele @eI5dfte seldbmt
lino. 0tande 5abrifen muBten lueaen
Nau9el on aUblen ibre Sbdti9feit eiuz
itellen unb uiele S6iffe funnten nift
sur beitimnlten 3eit abfnbren, entrueber
neil iie feline Soften ooer feine S5radlt
einlaoen fonuten. Die 9tr6eiter Iin6
betanntli6 bur6 Die 2ogcn Der Sitter
Der 9lr6eit eng nit einanoer uerbunoeu
unb 6anoeln 9emeinIam. 9eiher ba6en
lie bisbcr i'll oielem SAT- nidts 9eiuun=
ncn, aber ba9e9en 9rpBe SerluIte ertit-
tel uno piel 2eioen ocrlIrIadJt. 9ie
Strifers 5dbleu etlUa 10000 94nnn,
luelde jcBt l6On etiua iiinf MiIioneu
an 2obn uerloreu baben. Sur6 ibrc
bal5ltarri9e 0anhlung baben piele Sau=
leib Srbeitcr, Die 9erne nr6eiten, i6re
Sel6dTti9ung perloren. Die 8a1nen
uDgcn ibre 9lrbeiter piellci6t ni3t redt
be6amoelt bnben, afIein Die 2(rbcitcr
iuGrOen auf DEM eingei6lngeneu @ege
nid,t picl 0uteS ausrihten.
ReprGientant Smitb DON 9alle3 bat
Deute DEM Sdule cine Siu tur DIE
Stnenoirun9 Der gSirtbsgeiete in iOlgelr=
Dem Sinne uOr9elegt: &irtben Die Sc
ltGiti9ung bpn 9erionen infer q Sab
rcn iii i1ren 9ocaten 5u per6ieteu; i6nen
ferner 5u uerbieten, 9erloneu inter 81
Snbren su 9eitatten, iid, u6ue nur6erige
lfriItli6e @rlaubniB upu Seiteu Der
G.tcrn pber Sprmiinocr in iGrcn Coca
len auI5ubulten, ubcr in benIeltsu Sar-
ten, Domino, gSiirfsl, 8illaro II. !. ~.
ju ipiefen. 9ie Strafe I'M Heb. rtrct=
ungsfa4e lit anf $50 biz $500 feltgcIcst.
gSirtbe, Die SpirituoIen oil Mtinocrz
id6ri9e perfuufeu, trusocm lie tein
i6riftli6es Serbot BON Gltern uecrl
er9alteu 9aben, Iollcn fir
jebeH eriteu llebertrctum9sfGu 800, fiir
jeben srucitcn uno iueitereu lle6crtrez
turg3iaQ $200 nu Die hetreffcnbcu Ct
tern oocr 9Orminocr ais Gmtid)dci9ung
bc;ablen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
N,tIn,nssep l8.
sE6Gentli@sr Rarftteridt

Seoeu 5reitag corrieirt nua d
HERMANN STAR MILLS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
MISUNDERSTANDING

&e9elmd6Ise SeriaHmluus nm 4teu
5ebruar, 1887.
G6weienb: 9ie Serren @eper Iutb
3ieger.
9as Srutofou Der 1esten Seriamut=
lung iuurbe uerleien uno angenpmmen.
5OGgeube 9tednunseu purSeu sur
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-15
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Fire Department "Reminiscences aud Other
Gossip.


Last night the Manchester Fire De
partment, better known as the "Alerts,
held their annual banquet. The Alerts
are always alert, and when there is no
fire they can tackle fire water The
banquet was given in fine style. and 1t
WAS past midnight when they adjourned.
The members of the Alert Fire Com
pany are successors of the old Hope
Volunteer Company The Alerts' organ
izatiOn Is about twenty years Old.
The old Hope company which they
succeeded were brilliant in their day
There was no company more prompt in
reaching fire, ana no company more
prompt in stopping 10 take vote as to
who should fasten the hose 10 the en-
gine. Ia fact the officers would draw
up resolutions in font of the burning
building as 10 which hOseman should
first handle the hose. II was still more
amusing when two firemeu. living across
the street and one around the corner, all
reached the fire at the same time and
fought for the right OF pulling of
the first shingle found ablale, while the
blaze was attending 10 all the other shin
giles on the burning building. Those were
good old days, if they were not distin-
guished for usefulness At present
things are changed and Andrew Gala
CHER James A. Lipscomb, r. +. Smith, +
o. Angel and James F. Bradley, promin-
ent among the Alerts do no fighting, but
take out all their differences by giving
their associates and guests handsome
banquet, which refreshed the inner man
and gave good cheer TO all.
The case OF Ryal Owens, the Chester
fieldian prisoner, is continued until next
January.
Rev. Mr. Bacon, formerly pastor OF
Fifth-slreet Methodist church, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. c. +. Lyford will lecture on
Utah and The Mormons' tonight at
Central Methodist church Every seat
will be occupied by ladies and gentlemen
anxious to hear this distinguished pastor.
Councilman c. A. Jones is sick at his
residence on lower Hull street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-15
Hnstings Count.

The Hastings Court yesterday had no
criminal cases to try The suit Of " p.
Atkins against C. " Antrim& Co, an
appeal from the Police Court, was argued
bv c. Y Meredith for the city, ": W.
Cosby, Jr., for Atkins, and Msjor Robert
STYLES for G. W. Antrim & Co
This is a case as 10 whether the fish in
spector, Mir W. z. Antrim. can charge a
fee for inspecting less than barrel Of
fish. In the Police Court Justice Rich
ardson decided that less than barrel
came under the head Of half barrel AMI
decided that fee could be charged
There is another point involved Fi-h
coming from Baltimore, North Carolina
or elsewhere already inspected there,
shall they again be inspected in Rich
mond
Judge Atkins took the papers and will
decide the matter at future date
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-15
Charter Granted.

A charter was granted to the Long
Island Consolidated GIld and Mining
Company of Virginia The object of the
company is TO search for, develop and
mine ores, minerals, &c.
The minimum stock OF the company
is to be $1,000, and the maximum $50,
900. divided in shares OF $50 each. The
real estate shall not exceed at one time
5000 acres. The principal office Of the
company is to be IN Richmond The
officers are Paul 5 Reeves, Philadel.
phia, president Joseph r. Craig, Phila
delphia, treasurer; Charles II. Ouerson
Philadelphia, secretary NJ. b. Poitaux
assistant secretary. The board Of direct
ors are Messrs. Reeves, Craig, Ouerson
Albert ii. Matthews. Peter L. Krider, and
John H. Leheman, Sr., all Of Philadel-
phia, and John T. Dallas Of New York
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-15
THE OLD DOMINION CLUB.
Grand Glorihcation Banquet by this Ster
ling Democratic Organization.

Last night the event of the season took
place 1t was the banquet given by the
Old Dominion Democratic Club, the
pioneer in all movements with which city
politics are concerned, whether 1t affects
national State, or municipal offices.
The committee, Messrs John NJ. IIig
gins, James w. Gibbons b. II. Berry, X.
I. Briggs, John III. FrischkOrn are TO be
congratulated.
The tables which were laid with GOV.
ers for three hundred presented bril-
liant scene. The club and their guests
were splendidly entertained. and the
glorification banquet could not have
been excelled.
Among the guests were many members
of the Legislature, nearly all of the State
and city officials, the City Central Dem
ocratic Committee, and numbers OF we'll.
known Democratic workers. II is enough
to say that Mr.. John II. Frischkorn
the caterer, eXcelled himself
Mr.. j. Taylor Ellyson responded to the
toast, The Democratic Clubs. Cap
tain Tazewell Elicit in stirring speech
responded to the toasi, Democratic Ad-
ministratiOn." Richmond City, was
responded to by Mr.. Beverly 4 Crump.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
Mr. Higgins, toastmasier, in a short
speech happily introduced Mr. Richard
r. Beirne as the next Governor of Nir-
ginia.
Mr. Beirne, mounting one of the
benches, said that he hoped The prophecy
of the gentleman who introduced him
would prove true. AT present, he said.
HE lips were sealed regarding his candi-
dacy for this high office but when the
time came for the Governor 10 be nOmi-
mated, whether he came from the noun
tains, the valley or the sea, he wonld be
found fighting for the cause Of Democ
racy, whether as a standard bearer or as a
private in the ranks.
Other toasts were drank and spoken
until late hour
Iardella's band discoursed sweet mu.
sic during ihe banquet and speaking.
Letters were read from General Brad
ley T. Johnson, Colonel c. OBJ. Cow
ardin, Mr Charles Y Meredith Senator
Loyenstein, and Governor Lee. The lat
ter stating that he wished to be- present
hut engagements prevented.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-15
BOARD on ALDERMEN.
Special Meeting az the Council Chamber
Last Night


4 special meeting Of the Board Of Al
dermen was called 10 meet last night at
= o'clock to consider the Common
Council resolution appr0priating $1,000
10 the health department for the purpose
of paying hands, etc.
Present. Mcssrs. l.. J. Bass (presidenu,
Bland. Crenshaw, Crump. Davis, DickeT-
son. Hargroye, Hill, Murphy, Noble
Obey, Powers, Snead. Williams.
The Clerk read the call of the Presi-
dent
President Bass explained that the reso-
luton appropriating the $1,000 addi-
iiOnal was, al the regular meeting Monday
night, referred 10 the Finance Committee.
ON motion of Mr.. Crenshaw, the vote
by which Il was referred was reconsid-
cred
Mr Snead explained that the Commit
tee on Health were now without funds
and owe the hands now for three weeks
Two mules and a cart are also needed
Mr.. Hudnall of the Common Council,
chairman of the Health Committee, by
request. explained that the purchase OF
Or. StrattOn's horse and buggy took
) POO from The regular appropriation,
and other outside expenses, such as the
garbage contract, reduced the fund at
their command TO the amount OF def
cheney now asked for
Mr. CrenshaW asked If the garbage
contract was given 10 the lowest bidder
Mr. Hudnall said that ii was.
Mr. Crenshaw remarked that when
Dr. Stratton's buggy and horse were
asked for il was stated that the COM
mttee would ask for no more money.
Mr. Dickerson said he voted against
giving the horse and buggy TO Or. STRAIT
ton, but now it was proposed to give
these wOrkmen their money
Nr Crenshaw said he was willing TO
vote for the payroll due, but Enothing
else
Nh Murphy hoped that the Board
would not refuse to vote for this money
on trivial grounds
Mr. Crump thought that ii the Health
Department are to stop work for lack OF
money, it wonld be a serious injury to
the city
After further collOQuial debates and
explanations the Board unanimously
voted for the money.
Adjourned at 1.4j.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-15
VALUABLE DONATfON.
From Bostonisn TO the Virginia Military
Institute.

Yesterday the following letter was re-
ceiyed by Governor Lee
"VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. 10, 1897.
HIS ErceReuey Fftsluqh lee. GoceTnor Of
Jirginta
"My Dear Governor, During last sum
mer we had the pleasure of visit 10 this
institution from II s. Carruth, Esq, Of
Boston, who, in company with friend
was looking into the evidences Of the
progress made by the State Of Virginia
since the war, and both gentleman de
clared themselves much pleased with the
results of their observation. They eX-
pressed an unusual interest in the Nir-
ginia Military Institute, IN its history and
in its past. and in the present education
al development of the State Almost i'm
mediately after their return 10 Boston a
valuable contribution was made 10 the
library of the institute 10y Mr Carmth.
The gift included l40 volumes Of stand
ard works on history and biography.
This valuable donation has now been fol
lowed bya second, comprising 3li vol
umes. selected with the most singular care
and Judgment, and presented by Mr
Carruth and his friends in Boston.
The intrinsic value Of these donations
has been enhanced by the spirit in which
they have been presented the declared
purpose Of the donors being this-tO
draw into closer and more fraternal bonds
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
Virginia which ballled with one hope
and spirit for The es ablishment OF Ameri-
caa freedom and whose well-being should
still be found in the cultivation OF mutual
comfy aud good will.
"ln the same spirit these most muniii-
cent gifts have been accepted, with the
assurance TO Mr.. Carruth and his friends
of the most cordial Teciprocaiion of the
kind wishes expressed in their bestowal.
Il feel that ii is due to all concerned
that should make known 20 you, a. The
chief executive Of Virginia, the facts con.
nected with this generous donation 10 a
State institution, assured, as ! am, that
YOU will hail with satisfaction both what
has been done and what has been implied
u am Governor, very truly yours.
"FRAECIs H. SMITH,
Superintendent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-15
Brilliant Marriage

ST. Pauls church was the scene of a
brilliant wedding at o'clock last night
the high contracting parties being Miss
Lizzie Atkinson Roddey, niece of Col.
Cutshaw, the popular and efficient City
Engineer, and Mr.. Calvin Whiteley OF
Duluth. Minnesota. The altar was beauti-
fully decorated, and Rev DR.. Mime
gerode ofliciated impressiyely rendering
the marriage ceremony of the Episcopal
church
After the wedding a reception was
rendered the newly married couple at the
residence of Colonel Cutshaw, where
they were the recipients Of congratula-
tions from their many friends.